#romanigypsy

[gypsysoul220]

I am proud to say I am a Romani Gypsy, one could say it is in my blood to live simply. Looking back over the years I’ve assembled many art forms.

I’ve always been creative, not only in the sense of holding a paintbrush, sculpting a figure, holding a tattoo gun or by picking up my camera. In addition I am a dancer,  I play the violin,  piano and I cut hair.

For me, it was hard to realize that all of these emotional expressions in my life combine to create the “artistic me.” Therefore, I’m here on this Earth, to share my creativity with the world.

[romanijuva]

Bavalyakero - March Evening my lovelies I've always hated the high winds I find them scary Mother Nature at her most ferocious.. ❤️ I remember my mum and sometimes dad saying about when they both lived on Belvedere Marshes in Belvedere Kent England. But when my family went away they'd usually make sure wherever they stopped they would be beside a hedgerow or or row of bushes to protect them from the winds. They usually park on farm land with the owners permission as they usually worked for the farmers. Or sometimes on public land for the night so they feed their children as they all came along to work on the farms too. They could eat an evening meal and sleep before travelling to the next farm and the next job. It would also give them shelter from the authorities who if they didn't like the look of you would move you on. It didn't matter if you were in the middle of cooking your children and family a meal. The vardo was their home and they cooked on an open fire 🔥and naturally the vardo being made from wood the winds and thunder Storms could be heard much easier than a brick built home. So my mum and aunties was always trashed of the Storms. Another reason they had to choose carefully where they stopped.. ❤️ #bavalyakero #wellbeing #romanigypsyheritage #romanichal #Romanigypsy #history #culture #racismdontbelonghere #romaniculture #oldromani #romanilife https://www.instagram.com/p/CL5O3wNB7XR/?igshid=1cg0wwuu12ow9